Bath & Bed / 5 October, 2022 / Christina Walter
Keeping your baby’s room between 16 and 20 degrees at all times is vital to their safety and comfort, whether it’s during the day or at night. One easy way to do this is by investing in a baby room thermometer. Research proves that SIDS is more likely to occur in babies who get too hot, so keeping an eye on the temperature in their room will help you prevent it.
There are loads of great products on the market, the GroEgg is always a favourite, as its traffic light system shows you at a glance whether your baby’s room is too hot or too cold. We also love the dual thermometers, which can be used within bath water and as a room thermometer. Pop one in your basket or on your baby shower wish-list, this is one fairly inexpensive piece of baby kit you won’t regret buying.
For more information about why it’s so important to regulate your baby’s temperature, read this expert article here.
Tommee Tippee GroEgg2, John Lewis
Tommee Tippee Baby Bath & Room Thermometer, John Lewis
Brother Max Digital Baby Bath and Room Thermometer, Amazon
ThermoPro TP50 Digital Thermo-Hygrometer, Amazon
Bath and Room Thermometer, Angelcare
Nuby Penguin Bath & Room Thermometer, Amazon
Philips Avent Digital Thermometer, Amazon
Digital Hygrometer Indoor Thermometer, Amazon
“Lotus” Multi-Functional Digital Thermometer, Beaba
Starlight Baby Room Thermometer, Purflo
Dreambaby Duck Room & Bath Digital Thermometer, Argos
Bee Shaped Bath and Environmental Thermometer, Miniland
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Heelys, the original two-in-one wheely shoe launched in 2000, is preparing for the upcoming Easter holidays with its new spring collection. Ideal for encouraging an active, healthy lifestyle, the stylish designs will ensure kids (big and small) will roll through the holidays with ease.
The collection consists of 19 designs, including three brand new Heelys shapes: Reserve Ex, Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood. The Reserve Ex has a basketball shoe style, while the Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood tap into the current Y2K trend for an extra chunky sole.
Match your Heelys to your mood, with designs split across two main aesthetics – a darker colour scheme vs. a lighter, spring-inspired palette. Think camouflage print, graffiti text and paint drips contrasting with pastel colours, tie-dye, metallic laces, foil and rainbow print.
Available in the UK and Europe on the Heelys website and retailers, the collection is available in sizes C12-7 across single or two-wheeled styles. RRPs range from £49.99 to £69.99.
Kids' Fashion / 20 March, 2023
